Sigh~~ There really wasn't much to say. I felt that I wrote this one very, very, very averagely—not even as well as the last book. Sometimes what I imagined in my head came out differently on the page. Still, some readers were willing to support me, and I truly thank you all.
To those readers who supported me, I sincerely wished you good health, success in your careers, happy families if you had one, and for those without one, that you would find a partner soon. Ahem, though I was single too. Most importantly, I also wished you prosperity!
I planned to switch genres for my next book. Fanfiction had its pros and cons. I originally wanted to write a full-length The Legend of Qin fanfic, but Sparkly Key had disappointed Qin fans too much, and I was disappointed as well. Better forget it—I was getting a little tired of it anyway...
I planned to write a cultivation novel. Major innovation was definitely beyond me, but I could still manage some minor innovations. I thought my idea was quite good, and that little innovation would be revealed right at the beginning—it would be the book's so-called core selling point. But I had not even started the outline, and I had not prepared any of the basic material. After all, I was not a full-time author, so I needed to spend time preparing properly. I hoped I could produce a cultivation novel of passable quality. As for making it a masterpiece, forget it. I knew my own limits; it felt far too difficult for now.
When I released it, I would post a notice in the descriptions of both books. I hoped everyone could still support me—add it to your collections, send some votes, and so on. That was all.
Finally,